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Susan H. Ringland

May 26, 1945 — Aug 23, 2026

On Sunday morning, August 23, 2026, Susan Ringland took her final bow and the curtain closed on a life that left an indelible mark on everyone lucky enough to share her stage.

Susan was born May 26, 1945 to Richard and Betty Hathaway in Gloversville, New York. She was a graduate of Gloversville High School, York College and Temple University.

Susan spent her career working in government for the State of Pennsylvania. Beginning as a speech writer for the Lieutenant Governor, she moved on to work for the State Supreme Court and then served as Vice President of government relations for AT&T. After she retired she returned to Gloversville to be closer to family and attained her RN from FMCC.

Susan loved people, animals and her community. This was reflected in the boards she served. Fulton County SPCA, Mountain Valley Hospice and Family Counseling.

Susan is predeceased by her parents, Richard and Betty Hathaway and her beloved husband George Ringland.

Her story continues with her surviving family and friends. Sisters, Elizabeth Hathaway and Deborah Rose. Her sons, Dylan and Justin Hathaway, and their wives, Amanda and Robin, respectively. Her grandchildren, Jack and Kate Hathaway ( Dylan) and Isiah Hathaway (Justin). As well as great granddaughter Athena and a sprawling cast of nieces, nephews and dear friends who were part of her fabulous life.

Susan shared her long, wonderful life with many treasured canines, including Briggs and Mc Bean. She is survived by Oakie and Willow. Susan was also an avid equestrian, sharing wonderful memories with her Arabian mare , Rowdy. They were together for nearly 30 years.

Susan will be remembered for her effortless elegance, humor and kind heart.

A private family farewell will be held in her honor.

In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to the Fulton County SPCA or a charity close to your heart.

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